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Harsheeta dies in US due to multiple organ failure, sepsis
Harsheeta dies in US due to multiple organ failure, sepsis

New Straits Times

time2 days ago

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  • New Straits Times

Harsheeta dies in US due to multiple organ failure, sepsis

KUALA LUMPUR: Eight-year-old S. Harsheetaa Sai, who had undergone heart surgery in the United States, died on Monday due to multiple organ failure and sepsis. The news was confirmed by her father, R. Selva Ganapathy, a teacher at Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Tamil Saraswathy in Sungai Buloh. Harsheetaa, who studied at the same school where her parents teach, had been battling heterotaxy since birth. She had been receiving treatment at Boston Children's Hospital, a leading medical centre in Massachusetts, since April. "Our hearts are heavy beyond words. Our brave little angel, Harsheetaa, who fought with all her strength, has now found peace in a place beyond pain and struggle. "She took her final breath at 1.10am at Boston Children's Hospital. After putting up a courageous fight for days, her little body could no longer bear the pain," said her father in a statement. Selva Ganapathy said Harsheetaa was surrounded by love, prayers, and the deepest care, adding that details of the final rites will be announced later. Meanwhile, the prime minister's political secretary Datuk Ahmad Farhan Fauzi, shared his condolences with the family on Instagram. He also mentioned that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim had extended financial assistance to Harsheetaa's family, which he personally delivered during a visit to their home in Batu Caves, Selangor, on March 20. Heterotaxy is a rare congenital disorder in which internal organs develop in abnormal positions due to improper left-right patterning during fetal development. It commonly affects the heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and intestines, often leading to severe complications.

Harsheetaa dies in US due to multiple organ failure, sepsis
Harsheetaa dies in US due to multiple organ failure, sepsis

Sinar Daily

time2 days ago

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  • Sinar Daily

Harsheetaa dies in US due to multiple organ failure, sepsis

Harsheetaa, who studied at the same school where her parents teach, had been battling heterotaxy since birth. 10 Jun 2025 08:29pm Harsheetaa, who studied at the same school where her parents teach, had been battling heterotaxy since birth. - Photo source: R. Selva Ganapathy via Bernama KUALA LUMPUR - Eight-year-old S. Harsheetaa Sai, who had undergone heart surgery in the United States, passed away yesterday due to multiple organ failure and sepsis. The news was confirmed by her father, R. Selva Ganapathy, a teacher at Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Tamil Saraswathy in Sungai Buloh. Harsheetaa, who studied at the same school where her parents teach, had been battling heterotaxy since birth. She had been receiving treatment at Boston Children's Hospital, a leading medical centre in Massachusetts, since April. "Our hearts are heavy beyond words. Our brave little angel, Harsheetaa, who fought with all her strength, has now found peace in a place beyond pain and struggle. "She took her final breath at 1.10 am yesterday at Boston Children's Hospital. After putting up a courageous fight for days, her little body could no longer bear the pain,' said her father in a statement. Selva Ganapathy said Harsheetaa was surrounded by love, prayers, and the deepest care, adding that details of the final rites will be announced later. Meanwhile, Political Secretary to the Prime Minister, Datuk Ahmad Farhan Fauzi, shared his condolences with the family on Instagram. He also mentioned that the Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim had extended financial assistance to Harsheetaa's family, which he personally delivered during a visit to their home in Batu Caves, Selangor, on March 20. Heterotaxy is a rare congenital disorder in which internal organs develop in abnormal positions due to improper left-right patterning during fetal development. It commonly affects the heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and intestines, often leading to severe complications. Previously, Selva Ganapathy expressed his gratitude to Malaysians for raising RM1.5 million to fund his daughter's heart surgery. - BERNAMA

Eight-year-old Harsheetaa has died, says grieving father
Eight-year-old Harsheetaa has died, says grieving father

The Star

time2 days ago

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  • The Star

Eight-year-old Harsheetaa has died, says grieving father

KUALA LUMPUR: Eight-year-old S. Harsheetaa Sai, who had heart surgery in the United States, has passed away due to multiple organ failure and sepsis, says her father R. Selva Ganapathy. Harsheetaa, had been battling heterotaxy since birth. She had been receiving treatment at Boston Children's Hospital, a leading medical centre in Massachusetts, since April 2025. "Our hearts are heavy beyond words. Our brave little angel, Harsheetaa, who fought with all her strength, has now found peace in a place beyond pain and struggle. "She took her final breath at 1.10am yesterday at Boston Children's Hospital. After putting up a courageous fight for days, her little body could no longer bear the pain," said her father in a statement. Selva Ganapathy said Harsheetaa was surrounded by love, prayers and the deepest care, adding that details of final rites would be announced later. Meanwhile, political secretary to the prime minister Datuk Ahmad Farhan Fauzi extended condolences to the family on Instagram. He said that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim had given financial assistance to Harsheetaa's family, which he personally delivered during a visit to their home in Batu Caves, Selangor, on March 20. Heterotaxy is a rare congenital disorder in which internal organs develop in abnormal positions due to improper left-right patterning during fetal development. It commonly affects the heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and intestines, often leading to severe complications. Previously, Selva Ganapathy had expressed gratitude to Malaysians for raising RM1.5mil to fund his daughter's heart surgery. – Bernama

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